Decision Making Personality Test

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When I purchase groceries, I often find myself purchasing more than I expected to.
- Not like me at all
- Exactly like me
- A lot like me
- A little like me

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We all would like to increase our financial strength. That means having the freedom to do, to move in the direction that you wish. A key component of this is having awareness of what's around you- your resources, your friends and family, society, and laws. Another component is having an awareness of how you make financial decisions. This Quiz seeks See moreto give you a greater understanding of your decision-making personality so that you can then begin to plan and take action!

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When faced with a financial shock, I try to not involve anyone in trying to solve it.
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When making a major purchase, I tend to ultimately go with my gut.
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When investing, I desire to invest in a company I feel strongly in rather than putting my money in a mutual fund.
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When saving money, the amount I put in changes depending on my spending for each month.
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When I see a hotly performing/trendy company, I tend to invest in it, regardless of whether I did research.
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When making dinner plans, I let others make the choice for the restaurant.
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When I shop for clothes, I rely on what's in style among my friends to guide my spending.
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When I desire to buy something, its typically because I first saw someone purchase it.
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When faced with saving for retirement, I picked the default amount, regardless of whether it is enough.
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When faced with a choice between purchasing two small items, I weigh the wisdom of other people and then decide.
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When faced with a major financial choice, I find myself desiring to offload the decision to someone else who knows better.
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When I think of my financial goals, I tend to connect them to other people.
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When eating out with friends, I help steer the deliberation but leave the decision up to them.
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When financial shocks occur, I tend to go to others for advice rather than others seeking me.
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When making a financial decision, I make sure it positively impacts my short- and long-term goals.
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When I hear someone has financial troubles, I have a desire to give him advice based on what worked for me.
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When I express my thoughts to others, I tend to take the time to think before speaking.
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When I get to the end of the month, I find that I tend to have the amount of money I expected to have leftover.
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When I think about my finances, I tend to find that I am prepared for financial shock.
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Decision Making Personality Test

When I purchase groceries, I often find myself purchasing more than I expected to.

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When faced with a financial shock, I try to not involve anyone in trying to solve it.

When making a major purchase, I tend to ultimately go with my gut.

When investing, I desire to invest in a company I feel strongly in rather than putting my money in a mutual fund.

When saving money, the amount I put in changes depending on my spending for each month.

When I see a hotly performing/trendy company, I tend to invest in it, regardless of whether I did research.

When making dinner plans, I let others make the choice for the restaurant.

When I shop for clothes, I rely on what's in style among my friends to guide my spending.

When I desire to buy something, its typically because I first saw someone purchase it.

When faced with saving for retirement, I picked the default amount, regardless of whether it is enough.

When faced with a choice between purchasing two small items, I weigh the wisdom of other people and then decide.

When faced with a major financial choice, I find myself desiring to offload the decision to someone else who knows better.

When I think of my financial goals, I tend to connect them to other people.

When eating out with friends, I help steer the deliberation but leave the decision up to them.

When financial shocks occur, I tend to go to others for advice rather than others seeking me.

When making a financial decision, I make sure it positively impacts my short- and long-term goals.

When I hear someone has financial troubles, I have a desire to give him advice based on what worked for me.

When I express my thoughts to others, I tend to take the time to think before speaking.

When I get to the end of the month, I find that I tend to have the amount of money I expected to have leftover.

When I think about my finances, I tend to find that I am prepared for financial shock.